The Steel Guitar Forum

One other thing: The "Riboflavinoid" that Whip Lashaway mentioned is, basically, vitamin B2. I haven't seen the product ingredients or recommended dosage, but you might want to compare "Riboflavinoid", as a product, with over the counter vitamin B-Complex or B2 dietary supplements. The "stress" varieties of these may contain the same amounts of riboflavins as "Riboflavinoid". Possibly, at a more economical price... I'm just sayin'....

Keep on pickin'!
Glenn

All the above are well taken,however humorous. That's another way to look at it (that's what the fly said while flying across a mirror)

Dr. Hugh Jeffreys wrote:All the above are well taken,however humorous. That's another way to look at it (that's what the fly said while flying across a mirror)

Hmmm? Did I give some erroneous information in my last two posts? If I did, I apologize, as I'm not a trained medical professional and I only know what I read in my research into the subject. Please correct any errors I stated, for the benefit of the Forumites I intended to advise. Cheers!


Keep on pickin'!
Glenn

Glenn: Sorry, no offense AT ALL. I believe I was referring to the one that read: the voices now override the ringing. ---or something like that. I hope he was kidding. I've had tinnitus for a long time, but my cause is probably loud noise. When I was in medical school, I worked at night as a stationary engineer--around loud machinery. All the above posts would be well taken for medical research.

The "voices" was from Steve... and it was a joke... ya gotta know him...

A joke? Shucks! I was hopin' my voices could talk to his, and leave me alone!

I almost forgot about the one someone wrote about ALUMINITUS; he said it was "lighter in weight than tin." Steelitus might be more melodic.

That was me. I said:

Michael Douchette wrote:I hope if I ever have to deal with something like that, it'll be aluminnitus. My head won't be as heavy.

Or tuneitus. That might actually help.

Well hell! I had tuned out my tinnitis until I started reading this thread, now it's driving me crazy.........er. ROFL

I have had it for a few years now - something about hitting 60 year old mark. I treat it like listening to my ex wife - I ignor it. There's a laundry list of causes best thing to do is follow up with your ENT doctor.

I worked with the big "Alco" diesel engines while in the Navy, and have played music ever since. I have Tinitus constantly. It hisses, mostly in my left ear, but also in the right. I called the 1-800 phone number to see about the product that they advertize will make it go away, (Supposedly invented by a Drummer) Quietus. The guy on the phone quoted me the price, and it was pretty darn steep. I wouldn't mind paying for it IF it works, but I can't afford to buy it then find out it does nothing. I'm like most have posted here, I've learned to live with it. Someone said he thought his was D#, mine is more like E flat minor with an added nineth.

My father has selective deafness.....especialy when my mother is calling out